Ways To Make Lent Successful 

 

Lent is a religious observance in the Christian faith that occurs during the 40 days leading up to Easter Sunday. During this time, many Christians choose to give up a bad habit or take on a positive practice as a form of spiritual discipline and preparation for Easter.

While giving up a bad habit is one way to observe Lent, it is not the only way. Some people choose to take on positive practices, such as volunteering, daily prayer or meditation, or acts of kindness towards others. My sister plans to only eat veggies and fruits during Lent. My daughter is giving up Tiktok during Lent. I will stay away from soda during Lent and hopefully beyond. The goal of Lenten observances is to reflect on one’s relationship with God, repent for past sins, and prepare for the celebration of Easter.

Giving up a bad habit during Lent can be a form of self-denial and sacrifice, which can help individuals focus on their spiritual growth and strengthen their relationship with God. However, it’s important to remember that Lenten observances should not be solely focused on self-improvement but should also include acts of charity, compassion, and service to others.

Overall, Lent is a time for reflection, repentance, and spiritual growth, and the specific practices individuals choose to observe during this time may vary depending on their beliefs and personal goals. To me it’s a great time to show discipline and strength.